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06-13-2008
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| | Deleting cookies/temporary internet files Is there anyway you can make it necessay to have to enter a password to delete any kind of browsing history including cookies/temporary internet files (user: administrator)?? |
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06-16-2008
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Deleting cookies/temporary internet files Well, you could block the internet options dialog box using group policy. That would probobly be the best way. |
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06-16-2008
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| | Re: Deleting cookies/temporary internet files How do you do that? "maher77" wrote: Quote: > > Well, you could block the internet options dialog box using group > policy. That would probobly be the best way. > > > -- > maher77 > |
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06-16-2008
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Deleting cookies/temporary internet files First off, do you have an adminstrative account along with other accounts? Or are you using one account and wanting to do this Also what OS are you running? |
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